US EditionChad Keeps Adre Crossing Shut as Sudan Gate Dispute Drags On
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Chad keeps Adre crossing shut as Sudan gate dispute drags on
The Adre border crossing between Chad and Sudan has remained closed for five consecutive days as talks continue to end the standoff. Chadian authorities shut the crossing after a Rapid Support Forces (RSF) commander, Al-Tayeb Masoud, erected a tollbooth near the border and began charging 15,000 Sudanese pounds per horse-drawn cart entering Sudan. Around 400 such carts, many owned by Chadian army officers, cross daily, transporting food and goods…
Special Report - Darfur24: The closure of the Adré border crossing by Chadian authorities entered its fifth consecutive day, while talks continued between joint community committees to find ways to end the crisis, amid reports of expanding reasons for the closure. Private sources told Darfur24 that Chadian authorities closed the crossing after a Rapid Support Forces commander... [The post "Continues Closure of the Adré Border Crossing Between Su…
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